Episode 11 - "For the sake of science, I had to take my clothes off"
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In this episode:
- A couple of UK theives steal a Mercedes-Benz S-Class inside 60 seconds. How? And what can you do to prevent the same thing happening to you?
- Toyota has a new Camry. It's not built in Australia, and it's not boring.
- Speaking of not boring, we've driven the Ford Focus RS Limited Edition. Spoiler: we like it.
- What started as a simple test of a car's climate control ended with Richard taking his clothes off. His partner, Pritchard, for reasons passing understanding, didn't file a HR complaint.
- Richard has also dressed as Batman. Because reasons.
- Two men, a dog and a crocodile. Could Charlie, Beau and Mindee have saved themselves a lot of trouble by watching Crafty's advice videos?
- Most car manufacturers have a range of merchandise available for purchase should you feel a strong, emotional attachment to a brand and wish to show it off. Aston Martin is among these manufacturers, but they do it...differently.
James Cleary, Richard Berry and Mr Pritchard strip back, pressure test and rebuild the issues of the automotive week.
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